💡 Lessons I Learned Focusing on an MVP allowed us to identify the core user value early and design around it, rather than trying to solve everything at once. Designing a minimum viable product (MVP) taught me how to focus on features that deliver immediate user value. I learned to make strategic trade-offs that helped users complete core tasks effectively, even with limited time and resources. The project also reinforced the importance of visual hierarchy and interaction design in data-heavy systems. I used structure, spacing, and progressive disclosure to reduce cognitive load and make large sets of information easier to scan and act on. 🚀 Next Steps Moving forward, I want to continue refining this balance between user experience and business needs by iterating based on user feedback. I’d also like to explore ways to further streamline complex workflows using advanced filtering, customization options, or AI recommendations. This project solidified my commitment to building scalable solutions that not only look good but also solve real problems in meaningful ways.